Orchid seeds

Plant orchid from seeds

Most plant seeds (except orchids) are relatively large and contain a large store of nutrition to sustain the young plant before leaves and roots develop enough to continue sustaining the growing plant. With this type of seed, you just pop the seed in soil, water, and watch the seedling grow. Most garden plant seeds are…

About this item Flower Shape: The flowers of the Naked Man Orchid have a very distinctive shape that, with some imagination, can resemble a small naked man. The central part of the flower resembles a "body" with "arms" outstretched on either side. These arms are actually the petals, while the upper part of the flower forms a "head." The coloration can vary but is usually a pale pink to reddish-brown. Growth Habit: The Naked Man Orchid grows from a rosette of lance-shaped leaves. The flower…

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Orchids can be easily propagated at home through division, through keikis. Unlike other houseplants, Orchids are not easily propagated through cuttings or seeds.

DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF ORCHID FLOWERS. 30000 species like to grow in temperate zones. There is a large number of varieties available but you have to choose the one which is suitable for you. Whether you are an expert or a beginner you will find one which is perfect for your growing area.

About this item SUN: Monkey face orchids grow naturally in dim cool misty conditions. They do not enjoy sun. Keep yours in a cool dark spot or in full shade. You do not need to place it near a window to get direct sun as it will damage the plant. Bright light is also not essential. SOIL: Monkey face orchids cannot be grown in normal potting soil. They require a specific orchid mix that has a chunky consistency. You can purchase this mix or make it yourself using fir bark, perlite, and…

Monkey Orchids

After deflasking my first orchid seedlings 2.5 years ago, and subsequently breeding and growing my own orchids from seed, I have been testing and observing…